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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

4

Druggists at Big Clambake Details Western Convention

The 130 druggists and guests spent yesterday at Riverside grounds enjoying a swimming carnival hobble-skirt and hobby horse events. Charles F. Willard performed with a biplane as the day’s highlight. Winners included Miss Grantham and Mrs. Hayden for hobble-skirt, and Harry Sprague with J. D. Charters placing. Officials A W Murray H J Purple and George Hall supervised. The convention ends today with lunch, plant tour, and final banquet.

Riverside Recreation Grounds New England Charles F. Willard Hobbie Skirt Harry Sprague Verdon Ill J. D. Charters Ashton, Ill A. W. Murray H. J. Purple George Hall

Miss Emma Nichols elected head of Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union

Springfield news reports Emma Ostrom Nichols of East Lexington chosen president as the Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union opened its annual sessions. Officiating officers include Barstow, Chamberlain, Foshey and others with a monster parade, banquet, and talks by Speaker Joseph Walker and Dr. Francis E. Clark. Closing session set for tomorrow.

Springfield Emma Ostrom Nichols East Lexington Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union John Barstow Lee H. R. Chamberlain Newton M. R. Foshay Marlboro Charlies A. Whitman Whitman L. F. Purington Florence H. L. McClusky Worcester F. W. Rosenberg A. W. Robbins Natick L. W. Crane Avon H. N. Lathrop Boston G. A. Pease R. H. Bean Winchester Joseph Walker Massachusetts House of Representatives

Vinegar Seizure Ties to Adulteration Claim

United States officials seized 60 barrels of vinegar said to be shipped from New York. They contain an adulterated substance including acids harmful to public health. The goods were taken in the freight shed of the Metropolitan Steamship Company on Atlantic avenue and will likely be confiscated.

United States New York Metropolitan Steamship Company Atlantic Avenue

Electric ray towed into T wharf by Gladys and Nellie crew

Maurice J. Fitzgerald of the fishing schooner Gladys and Nellie brought a 100 pound electric ray to T wharf yesterday. The giant fish, first of its species in a quarter century, withstood a hard fight and shocked several fishermen before finally being dispatched with a rifle shot.

T Wharf Maurice J. Fitzgerald Gladys Nellie Fitzgerald

Irish League Heads Back Ryan Amid Convention Rally

Patrick Ford of the Irish World contributed $10 000 to the cause as President Ryan John Redmond Joseph Devlin and T P O Connor led a convention where 88 delegates were counted. Delegates heard praise for the league’s work in the city and plans to meet Papal Legate Vanutelli.

Patrick Ford Irish World Ryan John Redmond Joseph Devlin T. P. O’connor League Judge Daly Cambridge Ireland Great Britain America Pennsylvania Daly Vanutelli Collen Committee On A. O. HW Clearfield County Osceola Penn John L. Redmond Thomas Skelly A. O. FH New York County Pittsburg Devlin Mer. M. J. Lavalle St. Patrick’s Cathedral New York Mgr Charles McCready The Holy Cross Cathedral Erie

Malden High Triumphs Over Brookline 30 to 0

Malden High School defeated Brookline 30 to 0 at the Malden field in a slow game. Malden led 12 points in the first period via line plunges and long end runs plus forward passes, while Brookline tightened defense afterward. Wescott’s 55 yard run for a TD highlighted the third period as the teams traded scores and Brookline’s defense held better after the opening burst.

Malden Malden High School Brookline Wescott Malden High Brookline High Lucas Arthur Sheddon Anderson T. T Anderson Maraton Hillebrown Kelley Aba Cocaceessh McNaughton Benoit Daten Bee Ta Aggart Miner McInnis Biodin Erry R. Benoit Q. B Sellestan Mason Turner T. H Sprague Wescott Dess Severersesereeeche O’ Hearn Milliken T. Mis Sabin ES Smith Needham High Turner Anderson Babcock Carroll Ryder Cosgrove Green

Wright biplane damaged in fair accident at Rochester

Archibald Hoxsey, piloting the Wright biplane for the Wright brothers, collided with a fence around a half mile track at the Rochester fair where about 47,000 spectators looked on. Hoxsey promised two flights tomorrow and said he and his team would work overnight to repair the craft.

Rochester N. H Wright Archibald Hoxsey Wright Brothers Hoxsey

Hoxsey's Flight Ends With Crash After Eight Trials

Hoxsey planned to fly at 1 PM but wind and field conditions slowed progress. After seven near ground flights he rose to 50 feet or more at 3 PM before the motor failed. He glided down and struck the fence, breaking eight right side stays and elevation planes, yet he crawled out unhurt to a cheering crowd.

Hoxsey

Wagon Hit Then Car Speed Off Spooks Newburyport

In Newburyport on September 28 a Perkins Lumber wagon was struck by an automobile four young men were said to be in the car. Patrick Sullivan of Franklin Street was thrown and badly injured as the horse bolted and trampled him. City Marshal John L. McLean holds auto No 3133, linked to Ralph E Rich of the Hotel Puritan Boston. police seized the number.

Newburyport Perkins Lumber Company Patrick Sullivan Franklin Street John L. Mclean Ralph E. Rich Puritan Commonwealth Avenue Boston Newbury Sullivan

Dix Drift Toward Shepard Says Dix Shift in NY Democratic Tilt

Rochester N Y September 98 The man to head the Democratic State ticket had not been chosen as leaders wrapped up conferences tonight Chairman John A Dix said he found an undercurrent of feeling toward Edward M Shepard Charles F Murphy said Tammany Hall has no candidate Dix defended Shepard against criticisms of his alleged relation to the American Sugar Refining Co noting Stimson also faced scrutiny for similar ties and service under Senator Root during the Metropolitan street railway charter drafting

Rochester N Y John A. Dix State Committee Edward M. Shepard Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Shepard American Sugar Refining Company Mr. Dix Stimson Senator Root Metropolitan Street Railway

Sugar trust deed denial and Rochester Democratic notes

A Rochester statement debunks the claim that Shepard drew the sugar trust deed, noting it was authored by Parsons with Elihu Root before Shepard's partnership. It cites Root as partner with Stimson in 1891 New Jersey incorporation. Democratic leaders deny any candidate, urging a consensus pick after tomorrow’s convention. The Democratic Committee roll call was brief. absence noted for Conners and Chanler. The Democratic League supports broad direct nominations.

Shepard John H. Parsons Elihu Root Parsons New Jersey Stimson Dix Charles I. Murphy Rochester Democratic Committee William J. Conners Buffalo Cardinal Vannutelli Montreal Robert Winthrop Chanler Democratic League Seneca Hotel

Monster Peach and Baby Tomato Are Nature Freaks

The Medford city editor received a Crawford free stone peach eight years old tree yields 3 to 4 baskets yearly. The nine inch circumference seven ounce fruit came from J B Simpson 170 Riverside Avenue Medford. A tiny pear shaped tomato was sent from FE G C Houghs Neck Quincy. Radish shaped like a woman came from Henry Shaw Tilton New Hampshire.

J. B. Simpson Riverside Avenue Medford FE. G. C Hough Quincy Henry Shaw Tilton N. H

Police Clash With Rioters in Berlin Streets

The unrest in Berlin saw police charging through Exmdener Strasse and Turmstrasse as magnesian torches lit violent scenes. Thousands marched in the Kleiner Tiergarten with a red flag while dozens lay wounded on sidewalks and the crowd crowded hospitals and shelters.

Exmdener-Strasse Turmstrasse Kleiner Tiergarten Tiergarten

Papes Diapepsia Promises Fast Digestive Relief

An old advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick cure for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach gas. It claims relief within five minutes, no sour belching, and breath without odor, urging readers to buy a 50 cent case from a pharmacist.

United States England Canada Pope

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